Château de Rambures

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The castle of Rambures is a 15th century castle, dismantled in the 17th century and restored in the 19th century, which stands on the town of Rambures in the department of the Somme in the Hauts-de-France region. It is, with the castle of Bouillancourt, one of the few castles of the Middle Ages remaining in the department. It is an original masterpiece of late medieval military architecture. As historical monuments; the castle is classified by order of 23 February 1927; the facades and roofs of the communes, the park, with its aisles, the boom of the entrance, with the grids and tree alignments of the road from Oisemont to Rambures, the facades and roofs of the chapel in the park; The facades and roofs of the log are registered by order of 17 June 2003.